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A member asked:
Is losing weight an early sign of pregnancy? no morning sickness, but been losing weight in the past week. period is late.
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Not a good indicator: Losing weight is not one of the common signs of early pregnancy. In fact, many women have no symptoms at all when they become pregnant. The best way to know if you're pregnant is with an at home urine pregnancy test. Symptoms like weight gain, bloating, vaginal bleeding and nausea are very unreliable indicators. Best of luck to you!
Answered 9/28/2016
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